Faith can become a major obstacle if two people see things very differently towards having a successful marriage.

That's a high stakes situation. If you are in a marriage and your spouse undergoes a faith transition,

sometimes those things just happen and it can be really, really tough. Stick with them. You never know what's going to happen

to the person. I know a lot of people that are dealing with this kind of issue. My wife's reaction

surprised me. She did not panic or get defensive. Instead, she told me how excited she was for me.

Hold on. Some spouses would freak out. It's totally proper and completely appropriate

that we emphasize what we have in common, but we also have to get to the point of where we say,

and here's where we're really different. I trust the Lord will work out all those details.

There's a healthy balance to be maintained in all things, and sometimes you've got to leave the church and go home.

Hello, Casey. We are back.

We are back and we're covering Section 74 to 75, which I got to admit I have a soft spot for Section 74.

Why is that?

It just deals with some really tender issues, you know, the idea of mixed faith marriages,

raising children, kind of a nice little revelation

that deals with the complexities of being a member of the church. Very good. And this is part two

of this week's Come Follow Me. So we've already done section 71 through 73 in a previous video. So

you haven't caught that one. Swing back, grab that one.

And this is part two. So let's dive in then to section 74, Casey.

Where does this come from? Is this even in the right chronological order? I mean, there's some

issues with this section, aren't there? There's a lot of complexity surrounding that. But I will say this is a great example of how the

Doctrine and Covenants is one of the most insightful commentaries on other scripture. Comments on

the Bible here specifically a teaching that Paul shares in First Corinthians

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